The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-01-06

LOCAL NEWS.
q. O. LANGsTON, LOCAL EDITOR.
Cotton-G Good middling, 81 cents.
Many New. Year resolutions are being
made.
The marriage fever does not abate
much.
Very few New Year calls were made in
Anderson.
IF you have turned over new leaf,
don'tso It.
Don't neglect to make your Returns to
4 the County Auditor.
Now is the time to subscribe for the IN
TELLlaENoER fer 1887.
a number of farmers in the County
have not yet sold all their cotton.
There has been general s1uaring up
Of accounts during the past few days.
Two Of our citizens received Christmas
presents in the shape Of a ten-pound boy
each.
Mrs. Jane:Shumate and Miss Eliza Nor
ris, Of Greenville, are visiting relatives in
the city.
The police did not make single arrest
last Monday. SO much for the saloons
being closed.
Mr. H. A. Ligon and family, of Spar
tanburg, spent the holidays in the city
with relatives.
"a number Of darkeys left the city last
week for Alabama, where they will work
on q new railroad.
Mr.. 81. N. Reid, Of Augusta, Ca, was
In the city on Monday shaking hands with
his. many friends.
a Farmers, Convention will be held In
The Court House ton next Monday, 10th
4 inst, at II o'clock a. m.
s Mr.. 8. a. Arnstein, a former resident Of
Anderson, but now Of New York, is In
The city visiting his brother.
A large number Of our farmers have
made arrangements to borrow money
& and pay cash for their supplies.
The residents Of the city should read
7 the City Clerks assessment notice, and
govern themselves accordingly.
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# We keep full supply OF liens, mort
cages, deeds and other blanks. Call on
uss when you need any Of these.
Ne. Robert A. McConnell. of Lowndes.
Vile, called to see US Tuesday. Lowndes-
vile seems to be treating him well.
On Monday, 18th inst, Miss 8. ]. Frier-
son win open a school near Mr.. ]. D.
Maxwell's residence. See advertisement.
The City Supply Ordinance is published
this week also, an Ordinance in refer.
ence to keeping hogs. Read both of
them.
The Week Of Prayer Is being observed
I'M Anderson this week. The meeting for
this morning Will be held in Grace (Epis-
oopaly Church.
Mr.. w. r. Cox. our new Judge of Pro-
bate has taken charge of his Office. Mr..
Cor win wear the title Of Judge with be-
coming dignity.
Rev. a. T. Dunlap requests us to state
5 that he viii preach at Union Grove ON
next Sunday morning at the usual hour
Of holding services.
The storeville Farmers Club will hold
9 meeting at the Carswel Institute on
naxt Saturday ct 10 o'clock a. m. A large
attendance Is desired.
Married, by Rev. M. McGee, on the
2lst December, 1885, Mr. Charley NJ. Rags.
dale and Miss Ethel Clement. daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth Clement.
Capt. e. q. Evans offers a reward for
{ the recovery Of valuable gold watch,
which he lost on Thursday, 2sth Decem-
ber. See advertisement.
Despite the extreme cold weather, there
Z was g very large crowd In the city on
salesday. The horse-swappers, as usual,
were numerous and lively.
Married, at Honea Path, December 30,
1885, By Rev. w. F. Pearson, Mr.. L.
Reid Watson, Of Anderson, and MrA 8.
Ida cheatham, Of Honea Path.
I. We hope esall Of eur readers have had q
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year,
and that the year 1877 will bring them
much happiness and prosperity.
Married. by Rev. M. MCGEE, on the
2Srd December, 1886, Mr.. Calhoun Shir-
ley and Miss Louvinia Milford, daughter
Of CIV. Milford. of Abbeville County.
Married, by Rev. q. NJ. Rogers, on the
22nd December, at the residence Of ,the
brides father, Mr.. Z. r. Campbell and
Miss Q. -. Cobb, all Of Anderson County.
Copies Of the new postal card have BEEN
recaived In Anderson. The new card is
avery neat affair, but 1t can hardly be
considered an improy ement over the old
style.
q large gold bracelet was lost on the
night Of the 18th December, between the
residences of n. B. FAINT and J. b. Won
Hasseln. The Local Editor will pay re.
ward for Its recovery.
Married, by Rev. M. MCGEE, on the
2nd December, 1885, Mr.. VIM. L. Pratt
and Miss Fannie Callahan, Of Abbeville
County, daughter of the late Marshal
Callahan, Of Piedmont.
Messrs. Lawrence Archer and Robert
Clark have been spending the holidays in
the city with their parents. The former
halls from Montgomery, Ala, and the
latter from Chicago, Ill.
Married, on December 18th, 1885, by
Rev. T. G. Ligon, at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, Mr.. Charlie Shelton and
Miss Luta Gilmer, daughter of Mr.. G. B.
Gilmer, all Of Anderson County.
Missea Ellen Edwards and Tj,,;o hFe.